Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-11
CITY AND DISTRICT.
The Teacher, Salaries.

The Teachers' Salaries.
AclAssffioAnos ADOPTED BY TIE DISTRICT coNMIs-
sIosERs-
The District Commissioners have adopted a cias-
sincatlon OF public school teachers according 10
salaries which differs but little from the classin-
cation made By Commissioner Webb and put In
force during the last fiscal year. The teachers are
divided into twenty-five classes the salaries rang
Ing from 500 70 year The nu%Ssr Of
3 Or class E e. $500: i Of Class q, si.4oo;
elsss i Is g Of class ~ r' 10 fs Of class
10 $1,000; OF class Is, $3.50; OF class IA 800;
81 Of sas IS $50 4s Of class II 500 :, CAS- % o.
$3.50; % OF class s. $500; 81 or class $50; 90 Oh
cia,s 500; "A OF class = t455: a. Of class = =;
class I, 500. This makes total OF 641 teachers,
457 In the white schools and 100 In the colored
of this classification for eight supervising primer
palA at salary OF 5000 year eacn,
and one director OF music at salary OF u ,oV.
Teachers OF classes - 81 TO- and Is are principals
OF large buildings; class 20 principals OF Normal
schools and classes IL and 10 principals OF smaller
The Washington High school is classified as fol-
lows: One Principal g 500; assistant principal
$500 eacn; / head OF German department, class
u, 8, 400; assistant principal ueualel class iS
d sas + f ePC;s 81 s eoS each
on class O ssio each: OF class A. s450; OF class
2 $500 each; OF class i. $500 each Total, "a
The CLASSIFICATION for the colored High School is
as follows: One principal 700; teacher. class
$1,000 each; one Of class Is, $3.50; of class ~,
$50; OF class 2 800 each. Total teachers, u;
Total amount OF salaries. slosoO.
A Pastor Resigns.
REV. uRxANDKR KENT DECIDES TO MAKE WAY FOR
SOME OTHER MINISTER
Rev. Dr. Alexander Kent, pastor OF the Church
OF Our Father (Uniyersaist) has resigned his pas
torate. He made the announcements TO his con-
gregation Sunday morning, when, after referring
TO the pleasant and happy relations he had en-
joyed with the congregation during the ten years
OF his pastorate, he said: ut Is only within the
past very few days that the conviction has been
forced upon me that my days OF usefulness 10 this
parish are drawing to a close and when learn
where duty Is I try To follow at once; and so this
morning have placed my RESIGNATION In me hands
upon al once and this pulpit be at once filled with
some good man who viii delight to do the good
resigna ton vas It Is stated, entirely voluntary
based en- his conclusion that some new pastor, Dy
drawing larger congregations might eontrip S.e
Of the eongregAti stated that there were no DIFF
ferences or trouble OF any kind between the con-
gregation and the pastor, who had the respect ana
Kind wishes Of all The congregation, it Is stated
VIII endeavor TO secure q new pastor at the gen
eral convention Of the Uniyersalist Church, to be
The Hall Players.
ST. LOUIS WINS THE FIRST OF THE WORLDS CHAMPIONS
SHIP SERIES.
The first game for the worlds championship be-
tween the Detroit and St. Louis clubs was play
yesterday In sc. Louis The association team had
no difculty in defeating the League champions.
The score was to 1. The Browns earned four OF
their runs made twelve clean hits on Getzein, and
played without an error OF any kind. The De-
taanr fhlr
and wese credited with I'VE errors. They failed to
score Until the ninth inning. These clubs Will
play championship game at Capitol Park Octo-
Der 20 The Brooklyn defeated the Athletics to
5, and the BaltimOres the Nets. 4 TOO. The Metro
Politans VIII play here to-day and the two days
following.
The NATIONAL FENCrBLEs.-At a meeting last
evening OF the National Feneibles, Co. c, 4th
battalion, ID. c. n. g., corpOrais were elected as
follows: F1rsr. j. y. Ashburn; second, W. W.
Mortimer; third, James Watson; fourth, W. B.
Sershiu p. o. RomaS Jos q. STEELE ~ e se .ensen
JAS d. Rutter, Samuel Kalbfus, Cnas. ii. Mills
and Jos G. Gessford- The National Fencibles will
enter for the competitive drill at Richmond ON
october 2stn. This company has been organized
less than four months
TIE. MARYLAND DEnocRArIo Assoc1lr1os.-At
meeting Last evening OF the Mary land Democratic
Association, resolution was adopted indorsilg
the democratic municipal ticket In Baltimore, also
the State and county tickets throughout the State
OF Maryland. The Oberiy letter was discussed,
and resolution adopted expressing the regrets OF
the association that democratic official OF such
high standing as Civil Service Commissioner could
be Induced, on the unsupported testimony Of re-
publican organs, TO illuminate a criminal charge
against the good name OF the Democratic state
ton agreed TO hold a ratification meeting
ing Of President b. r. Guy, J. W. Pugsley, X.
o. Edmonston, Jos Isaacs and j. Slater, was APP
pointed to make the necessary arrangements for
the demonstration.